It's not always a bad thing.
I like that little guy. Looks like it would be useful for ultralight carry.:thumbup:
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What's with all the weird blade shapes on "emergency survival knives"?
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I like that little guy. Looks like it would be useful for ultralight carry.:thumbup:
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It's not always a bad thing.
That's a blade shape that's pretty useful and even common in certain types of knives. It's not tacticool or totally useless without the use of training. What kind of knife is that? If it's a good price I might spring for it.
Funny how a now specialised bladed weapon
had evolved from a centuries old
Peasant's rice harvesting sickle tool...
It becomes obvious what such a blade is ideally shaped for.
It "traps" anything caught within the arc of its curvature...